Hard coal mine. O.F. the hides

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East of the hard coal mines im. the hides

Mine. O.F. Coal Mine - coal mine, located in Donetsk, Ukraine.

Construction of the mine was completed in 1958, according to the project "Piwdendniproszacht", with the planned extraction of 1.2 million tonnes of coal per year. When connected to the neighboring: Feliks Kona and Mine 8 "Wietka", its output has increased to 1.5 million tons.

In December 1992, the mine was incorporated into the unification of the WO "Donetskaya" and incorporated with it into the "Derzhmajno Ukraine" Fund.

In 1999, "Z" coal was mined from 5 decks of height 0.85 to 2 m. These were dangerous decks, with a high methane content and coal dust, with carbon emissions.

In 2003, 4 million tons of coal were mined. There were 6 coal-fired harvesters, mining operations were carried out in decks 529 m, 802 m, 1078 m, 1270 m.

It was named in honor of the Communist activist, USSR mining minister, Oleksandr Zasiadka.

The mine, although one of the most modern in Ukraine, is very dangerous. This involves the exploitation of coal at great depths, significantly increased methane content in the deposits, and the pursuit of profit for the mine's management. In this way the methane sensors are switched off, and there are no breaks for ventilation of pavements and excavations.

There have been many accidents and catastrophes in the mine. The biggest ones were in May 1999, August 2001, June 2002, September 2006, November 2007 and March 2015. The mine owner is Juchym Zwiahilski.

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